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Philadelphia Police Autism Town Hall
Philadelphia Police Autism Town Hall
This is the 1st Autism Town Hall hosted by the Philadelphia Police Department, in partnership with the Center for Autism Research at CHOP, St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, and Lighthouse. This event will be an annual event to bridge the connection between Law Enforcement/First responders and the Autism communities.
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It Took a Village: Raising a Child with Special Needs into Adulthood
It Took a Village: Raising a Child with Special Needs into Adulthood
Diagnosed with autism at the age of four, this determined young man taught himself to play the acoustic, electric and bass guitars at the age of 14. But it was his introduction to the blues sound that provided the musical construct from which he developed his own style.
Autism Panel Discussion: Living with Autism, Transitioning into School
Autism Panel Discussion: Living with Autism, Transitioning into School
Hear from several speakers with lived experience in children with autism transitioning to Kindergarten, or to any school. We’re pleased to welcome a parent of a child who recently transitioned, an individual with lived experience, and a representative from the School District.
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Adolescent Support Group
Adolescent Support Group
NAMI Philadelphia is excited to launch its Adolescent Support Group! This group is for ages 12-17 and meets every Wednesday at 5 pm on the third floor of the Scattergood Building of Friends Hospital. Participants must complete a registration form and provide a signed permission slip before attendance. This group will be facilitated by Ailkhees Ponton (aponton@namiphilly.org) and John Pillar (jpillar@bdo.com). The group will be anticipated to be from 5 pm-6 pm but may extend to 6:30 pm depending on the session. Registration Link Permission Slip
MaST Community Charter Autism/Disability Resource Night
MaST Community Charter Autism/Disability Resource Night
MaST Community Charter School is hosting an Autism/Disability Resource and Acceptance night. Join us for an exciting Autism/Disability Resource and Acceptance Night at MaST Community Charter School! We welcome all families from our three schools to explore valuable resources, supports, and extracurricular activities available in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect and learn together!
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PCA Men’s Wellness Event
PCA Men’s Wellness Event
Calling all Men! Join PCA for presentations from: BLACK DOCTORS CONSORTIUM PHILADELPHIA FIGHT PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Topics will consist of: Nutrition, Hepatitis, HIV, and STD’s/STI’s You must register and request free parking by April 24th via Community.RelationsRSVP@pcacares.org or call 215-765-9000 x4470 Free Parking - Entrance on 15th Street between North & Wallace Streets
Parent/Caregiver Support Group
Parent/Caregiver Support Group
Support Group facilitated by a licensed therapist. This group is designed to meet the needs of Parents and Caregivers of those with mental health, behavioral health and substance use challenges who are aged 14 and over. Meets the first Thursday of every month on Zoom.
Drop-In Grief Support Group (Virtual)
Drop-In Grief Support Group (Virtual)
This group meets twice a month (the first and third Thursday in the month) and is open to all people that have lost a loved one to substance use. There is no mandatory attendance and is a space dedicated to those looking for more support while navigating their grief.
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Heart and Mental Health Event at Reading Terminal Market
Heart and Mental Health Event at Reading Terminal Market
Join DBHIDS-Healthy Minds Philly, in partnership with Reading Terminal Market and Greater Philadelphia Health Action (GPHA) for our Heart and Mental Health Resources Event. We will be offering free confidential Mental Health Screenings, Blood Pressure Screenings, Heart Health Resources, and additional health information and resources.
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Self Care Saturday for Mental Health Awareness Month
Self Care Saturday for Mental Health Awareness Month
Self Care Saturday is hosted by Phoenixville Hospital and Phoenixville Recreation Department. This FREE, all ages event offers local resources and services that promote positive mental health. We have activities and demonstrations planned to help reduce stress and keep your mind healthy! You can also visit our wellness room for treatments, learn about healthy food choices, visit with a pet rescue and connect with local community groups!
Jefferson Health’s Community Baby Shower
Jefferson Health’s Community Baby Shower
TJUH's Family Center will have a table set up at Jefferson Health's Community Baby Shower to provide behavioral health screenings for baby shower attendees. Participants will be given mental health information, resources and referrals as needed based on the results of their screenings.
Neurodiversity and Beyond Resource Fair
Neurodiversity and Beyond Resource Fair
To celebrate neurodiversity in our youth and help prepare them for life beyond our walls; to showcase community-based mental and behavioral health resources, transition planning, college & career programs etc.
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Ur Storytellers Storytelling Training
Ur Storytellers Storytelling Training
Storytelling is a training facilitated by UrStorytellers in collaboration with the City of Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual DisAbility Services (DBHIDS). This training is one of many that are approved as a required prerequisite for applicants who want to pursue the goal of becoming a Certified Peer Specialist. Our goal is to inform the recovery and faith-based communities on how to share their stories and in addition to the importance of sharing them in community settings. This training will be 4 hrs. in length, delivered in a PowerPoint format, [...]
Parents Support Group
Parents Support Group
Support Group for Parents who lost a child to a drug-related loss. Please sign up to get Zoom link
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Sibling/Family/Lone One Support
Sibling/Family/Lone One Support
If you are the adult sibling, family member, or relationship partner of an adult with mental/behavioral/substance challenges, this group meets on Zoom the 2nd Thursday of every month. Facilitated by a licensed clinical therapist
Sibling Support Group
Sibling Support Group
Support group for folks who lost a sibling from a drug-related loss. Sign up to receive Zoom Link
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DBHIDS Sponsored Ethics & Boundaries Training
DBHIDS Sponsored Ethics & Boundaries Training
This training, adapted to address Peer's particular needs while working remotely, is intended to support staff in developing and maintaining appropriate boundaries in service provision, and explore and clarify ethical dilemmas. Participants will explore power and privilege and how these differentials affect our work. Participants will practice assessing decisions about boundaries and dual relationships. The Code of Ethical Conduct will be presented and participants will participate in interactive activities to support their learning experience and the implications of putting them into practice. This three-hour online experience will allow for question [...]
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PCCI Virtual Job Fair
PCCI Virtual Job Fair
Job seekers will have the opportunity to hear from employers and formally interview. A portion of the job fair will be dedicated to questions, resume submission, interviews, and scheduling of future interviews. This will facilitate access to employment without the barriers that can sometimes exist in the traditional process.
Stress and Black Women
Stress and Black Women
Women's Institute for Family Health will conduct a workshop on the effects of stress on Black Women's health
DBHIDS Suicide Prevention Task Force at El Taller Portorriqueno
DBHIDS Suicide Prevention Task Force at El Taller Portorriqueno
El Taller Portorriqueno is hosting its first Philadelphia Suicide Prevention Task Force in collaboration with DBHIDS. The goal of this meeting is convene the community to share relevant updates and information, and elevate the importance of suicide prevention through advocacy and awareness. The Philadelphia Suicide Prevention Task Force (SPTF) convenes a diverse group of researchers, clinicians, behavioral health providers, community members, and individuals with lived experience. The SPTF acts as an advisory group that guides suicide prevention efforts through a collaborative, cross-systems approach.
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Drop-In Grief Support Group (Virtual)
Drop-In Grief Support Group (Virtual)
This group meets twice a month (the first and third Thursday in the month) and is open to all people that have lost a loved one to substance use. There is no mandatory attendance and is a space dedicated to those looking for more support while navigating their grief.
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Ur Storytellers Storytelling Training
Ur Storytellers Storytelling Training
Storytelling is a training facilitated by UrStorytellers in collaboration with the City of Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual DisAbility Services (DBHIDS). This training is one of many that are approved as a required prerequisite for applicants who want to pursue the goal of becoming a Certified Peer Specialist. Our goal is to inform the recovery and faith-based communities on how to share their stories and in addition to the importance of sharing them in community settings. This training will be 4 hrs. in length, delivered in a PowerPoint format, [...]
Fitness Fiesta
Fitness Fiesta
“COMMIT TO BE FIT” Give-Away, Games, Prizes, Entertainment, Bag Lunch and a Chance to win an iPad
Parents Support Group
Parents Support Group
Support Group for Parents who lost a child to a drug-related loss. Please sign up to get Zoom link
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Nami Community Resource Collaboration
Nami Community Resource Collaboration
Please joins us in our annual community resource collaboration where we offer resources to support the community. Northeast Community Center for Behavioral Health will participate offering free and confidential behavioral health screenings, information and resources on mental health and well being
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A Year of Brotherly Action
A Year of Brotherly Action
Join us for a powerful day of connection and action at our Mentor Meet Up, designed to activate and engage Black men in the Year of Brotherly Action. Hosted at the Free Library on 19th Street, this event features three focused sessions where community leaders, changemakers, and everyday brothers will come together to learn, share, and build. 🎯 What to Expect: • Inspiring guest speakers and elected officials • Access to marketing and media partnership opportunities • Resources to support your mentorship journey • Real conversations that move us from [...]
Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group – 4th Tuesday
Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group – 4th Tuesday
The Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Groups help loss survivors cope, connect, and work toward healing. Trained group facilitators are suicide loss survivors who know, firsthand, how difficult it can be to find your way after losing someone to suicide. The groups are open to anyone 18 years or older who is grieving a loss due to suicide. No pre-registration is required, but you are welcome to send an email to let us know that you might attend. The groups are free and confidential.
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Missing Person Day
Missing Person Day
This event is intended for families or friends affected by a loved one's disappearance. The purpose is to join the public, media, law enforcement, forensic science professionals, and the Office of the Medical Examiner to address long-term missing person cases.
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Grief & Loss Workshop
Grief & Loss Workshop
Educational Workshop focused on a certain topic related to grief and loss of a loved one due to substance use. Sign up for the Zoom Link
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Merakey Community Fair
Merakey Community Fair
Come visit Merakey Mental Health Walk-In Clinic's Community Fair from 11am to 2pm at 3125 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19132 for music, vendors, free food, giveaways, raffles, games, health screenings, and more.
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Bridge Way Mental Health Awareness Block Party
Bridge Way Mental Health Awareness Block Party
It’s Mental Health Month & The Bridge Way School (PA's first and only recovery high school serving youth on a journey of healing from substance use and mental health disorders) is ready to celebrate. Please join us for our first ever Mental Health Block Party on Jackson St. on May 31st 12-3 p.m. sponsored by the Community Clothing Drive & @namiphiladelphia ! On top of food, bouncy house, dunk tank, and music, we will also have walk up applications and admissions for Fall 2025 enrollment! See you there!!
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